1
The league has come and gone without fuss; wait for the championship.
2
The newscaster had made a fuss over that issue also, of course.
3
Grandmother wanted most of all to save the family money & fuss.
4
There are often days when I want something tasty with minimal fuss.
5
Why all the fuss, if Ireland is fully funded until next year?
1
In time the gull will flap its wings; the airplane never does.
2
There was no difference in flap success or complication rates between groups.
3
However, the size of this traditional flap was limited even after expansion.
4
Porky put the paper in his breast pocket and buttoned the flap.
5
Gloria held aside the canvas flap; he followed her into the cave.
1
It's the part about Lea seeing that sends me into a tizzy.
2
Besides, some rebellious part of me enjoyed driving her into a tizzy.
3
I'm giving Bridesmaid to the next married-person-to-be who calls in a tizzy.
4
To tear apart this stupid competition and send everyone into a tizzy.
5
Gordon was all in a tizzy till he decided nothing important was gone.
1
For, in reality, that was all the whole pother was amounting to.
2
Never was a man's life cut short with less solemnity or pother.
3
Inside, the guard was snoring in defiance of the pother o'er his head.
4
We have had a mighty pother here in print about rewarding of generals.
5
To me there seemed nothing to make such a pother about.
1
In some ways that's a relief; you won't be tempted to dither.
2
After decades of dither and dather, it's important that ours is deliverable.
3
Although Pete wondered what had her in such a dither, he didn't ask.
4
She didn't want to take the time to dither over clothes.
5
I'm an old man and I want to dither, Abyss help us all.'
6
The politicians dither and the clouds overhead grow darker and darker.
7
However surprised the Darkfriends were, they did not dither long.
8
It was the sort of day that had the birds all in a dither.
9
And that would mean more dither, more delay, more confusion.
10
Dexter was in a true dither, an all-time, all-star, all-out tizzy of near panic.
11
Don't dither in the doorway, man, I've work to do.'
12
A tendency to dither or hesitate could send mixed signals.
13
I'm sorry, sir, but I was in something of a dither a while ago.
14
He did not "dither," as some have accused him of doing before.
15
Why should I dither and mope because I didn't want to face her sneers?
16
Well, they absolutely can't, and while they dither kids die.
